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good day!

anyone have worked/experience with avisynth+ ? http://avs-plus.net/

hi Titin!

thats how everyone starts at some point :)

great, in which area?

Which area means?

Axiom beta, axiom remote, opencine.... Which one is beginner friendly?

Really depends on what you're good at! :)

Hello

as long as you respect the licenses, there is no restriction to use it in any commercial project

what is the boundary from your perspective

obviously

correct

you can run your completely proprietary software on the hardware

thank you

now the question is: assume I have some proprietary components of the firmware of my own, thats illegal right?

Titin: can you tell us a bit about yourself, what have you done so far?

without making it open source

plugins are ok?

that depends on the location and interface

but it will be easy/simple to run a proprietary app on the Linux

yes

really depends on the changes

like if I ask a specific council or whatever of your apertus association

then I have some sort of certainity

or could I then be sued by a third-party anyway

because of that "it depends"

yeah I see how the problem is that it isn't so clear cut where its a "component" and where it isn't a "component"

thanks!

though it would be nice to have a bit more documentation ^.^

then there is a clear interface between "the camera" and "your hardware/IP"

sure, as I said, plugin modules can be as proprietary as they can get :)

but you know, say I want some sort of high speed image processing or something low latency, as needed for some industrial processes, you'll need to directly access the camera esp. for the latency improvement side

the plugin interface is roughly capable of 15Gbit/s throughput

and latency for data arriving on the plugin modules is low (is it 1 frame currently Bertl?)

and just have that part published

which is no problem

not presently but as you said, it is a small modification you can easily do and publish

well, there are basically three options

- RCN correction (Row/Column based)

Hi everyone

i am new hear i hope you will help me to sort out things

hi Adnan

enthu1234: to clarify regarding FPN: we currently do a mix of 1 and 2

and we remove the remaining FPN in post

ah ok

something I wondered about

what interpolation do you use

currently we dont interpolate

so you just have black pixels

well, we haven't had a sensor with bad pixels yet

the plan is to save any dead pixel locations in metadata

and the recognition

or what

with normal images and then some processing to detect

that i why i would like to contribute to your orginsation and in future also

Adnan: very well!

did you have a look at our idea page from last year already?

enthu1234: on the fly detection is probably an overkill and not as reliable as real world content can create 1 pixel sized highlights

also dead pixels dont normally pop up over time, they are there from the beginning

yeah thats a really good argument

to do anything but that wall approach

enthu1234: and you can always redo this and update the data

enthu1234: if a new dead pixel does pop up for whatever reason its easy to add it to the metadata even of existing clips

Adnan: then any non FPGA/HDL tasks could be interesting to you I guess

check out what our students did this year as projects: https://www.apertus.org/google-summer-of-code-wrap-article-august-2018

supergaya

se6astian: thank you i will try to get knowledge about this

I just checked, apparently I'm not ashamed of that

thanks!

neither do I

I meant I hope I'm not disturbing anyone either

seb6astian: are you the austrian guy?

yeah I'm not sure how many Sebastians from Austria participate at the Axiom, but I'd assume it is an exclusive circle

motors for lens and such

yeah, we are a bit afraid of getting into that

but we will do it at some point

well I wouldnt say its "a lot" but a few yes

yeah I guess that alone makes it hard to get started if its all a single project

a maintenance nightmare

but there is no real security or anything right?

I think so yes

and if that was done by a bunch of people, the job of integrating the results into axiom project wouldn't be anything scary anymore

true

yeah but then the issue really is that its a too big chunk as a single project I guess

indeed

its one of many things still on the todo list

On lens communication. I was looking into it a few.. well, actually many years ago. Then I focused on Nikon F-mount lenses. As far as i can remember there is some information available online, such as the basic layout of the internal i2c rom in the lens. But the project stalled as it was hard to get hold of the proper connectors. (This was before 3D printing became a big thing)

(18:27:44) enthu1234: 14:34:27> yeah I'm not sure how many Sebastians from Austria participate at the Axiom, but I'd assume it is an exclusive circle.... (18:27:44) se6astian: 14:41:41> well I wouldnt say its "a lot" but a few yes ... < Nobody is sure. But there's definitely at least one body double to my certain knowledge.

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good night